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2 of my first 3 shots with the new trigger. The first is just to the left of the frame, I pulled straight through both stages and pulled it. Iron sights at 100 yards.

I made a point a few years ago of picking up what I could in the sub $300 range. A lot was less than two. I forgot to take pics of my K31, Czech Mauser and a couple more mosins. I'm hoping my kids will appreciate them one day, and can tell everyone "My dad paid a hundred bucks for this!".

My daughters old pink cricket

National postal meter M1 carbine with the correct underwood barrel. The original flip sights were replaced while it was in service and restaked correctly, but everything else is correct. I got this for a Serb AK in my only FB gun trade.

Can you spot what doesn't belong? My Milsurp safe I can't even get them in single safe, I've got a couple that have to hang out in the back of the closet.

That's Turkish. I also have a Czech, haven't found a German for the right price yet.

I only thought last ditch rifles were type 99s. I did a bit of research after I got one, but may be wrong. Mine has a mum, but lacks some reciever markings earlier rifles have.

91/59, the only rarish Mosin I own M44, unfired, seriously. The mag follower doesn't have a mark. I really believe it was unissued. 1903a1 Springfield Australian Enfield

"Last ditch" type 99 M1 Garand. Clean bore, beat up stock from the Korean War era. Tula '36 Mosin Close up of a 1903 Springfield

I've never seen a 30 up close, maybe they aren't supposed to be there.

I'd agree from the reciever. No mum or grind marks?

With DC, airplane sights which are commonly broken, and intact mum(you didn't say), I would guess 400+ in decent condition. I would PM @Kyle Turner here or palmetto moon at the ODT, same guy, for some help. Really knowledgeable on jap rifles.

The dust cover adds a good bit to the value, or so I've been told.

My "last ditch" type 99 Last ditch refers to an end of the last ditch effort at the end of WW2. To save metal it has a wooden butt plate, no airplane sights. Some parts are cast in sand moldings and you can tell, it almost looks like a prop rifle, from how cheaply made it looks up close The...

Definitely an Arisaka. I don't know enough to ID beyond that. I have a 99, i believe a shorter barrel than the 38, that's 7.7jap. I think the 30 & 38 are 6.5, but may be wrong. Maybe the 30 is 6.5 and 38 is 7.7

Type 99?

S&W Bodyguard 38, the revolver. Horrible trigger, super light frame and a skinny grip made for the worst recoil impulse I've ever felt. The plastic cylinder release broke after 15 rounds. My wife picked it out and is a good argument for "felt the best in my hand" is a horrible way to pick out a...

Greased according to the instructions with the enclosed lube.